Penneshaw Beach

Penneshaw Beach Penneshaw Beach is next to the Penneshaw Pier, on the southeast side of the pier. Penneshaw Pier is the landing pier for boats from Adelaide to Kangaroo Island. Sea Union owns two ferries, namely SeaLion 2000 and Spirit of Kangaroo Island, which run back and forth between Cape Jevis Pier in Cape Jervis south of Adelaide and Penneshaw Pier in Kangaroo Island. The distance between the two piers is about 18.6 kilometers, and the sailing takes 45 minutes. The bay on the east side of Penneshaw Beach is Hog Bay, this area is a great place to watch the sunrise. The Penniseau Penguin Center is on the northwest side of the beach. At night, you can see little penguins returning to their nests. The little penguins here are the same species as those on Phillip Island in Victoria, and are the smallest penguins in the world. However, there are not many tourists on the beach during the day. Everyone rushed to those well-known attractions as soon as they got on the island, and when they came back, they returned to Adelaide by boat. Not many people stopped here, unless of course they live nearby. Oh. We stayed on Kangaroo Island for three days and two nights. I rented a car after getting on the island and stayed at the Far Away Escape B&B in Kingscote. On the first day, I went to Willoughby Point Conservation Park, the American River, Clifford Honey Farm and Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Oil Refinery; the next day, we departed from Seal Bay, then Little Sahara Desert, Breeze Bay, Hanson Bay, All the way to Flinders Chase National Park; on the third day I went to Kingscote, Emu Bay Lavender Fields, and the area around Pennyshaw, and had a great time! Figure 1-2: Penisio Beach is located on the southeast side of Penisio Pier; Figure 3: The bay on the east side of Penneshaw Beach is Hog Bay; Figure 4-6: The area of Penniseau Wharf on the northeast side of Kangaroo Island; Figure 7-10: The area on the north side of Penisio Pier; Picture 11: Sunset outside the window taken in the waiting room of Penisaw Wharf; Figure 12: Wall tiles with a kangaroo pattern near Penniseau Pier.

Penneshaw Beach is right next to the Penneshaw Pier, which is located on the southeast side of the Pier. The Penneshaw Pier is a landing pier from Adelaide to Kangaroo Island. The company has two ferry vessels, SeaLion 2000 and Spirit of Kangaroo Island, which operate between the Cape Jevis Pier on the Cape of Jervis south of Adelaide and the Penneshaw Pier on Kangaroo Island. The distance between the two piers is about 18.6 kilometers and the voyage is 45 minutes. The bay east of Pennishaw Beach is Hog Bay, Hog Bay, a great location for sunrises. The Pennichau penguin center is just northwest of the beach and you can see the penguin returning at night. The penguin is the world's smallest penguin, the same breed as Philip Island, Victoria. However, there were no tourists on the beach during the day, and as soon as we arrived on the island, we were rushed to the famous sights and returned to Adelaide by boat, and there were not many people staying here, unless of course we stayed near the area. We stayed on Kangaroo Island for three days and two nights. Rented on the island, stayed at the Far Away Escape B&B in Kingscott. First day went to Cape Willoughby Conservation Park, the American River, and Clifford Honey Farm and the Gulling Eucalyptus Oil Refinery; The next day we started from Seal Bay, then the Little Sahara Desert, the Wind Bay, Hansen Bay, all the way to Flindstens National Park; the third day we went to Kingscott, Tsuen Wan Lavender Flower Field, and Pennichau and had a great time! Figure 1-2: Pannishaw Beach is located on the southeast side of Pannishaw Pier; Fig 3: The bay on the east side of Pannishaw Beach is Hog Bay, Hog Bay; Fig 4-6: The area of Pannishaw Pier on the northeast side of Kangaroo Island; Fig 7-8: The area of Pannishaw Pier on the north side; Fig 9: The evening sun outside the window taken by the Pannishaw Pier Waiting Room.